El Dorado Colosseum

Nice apartment in the center of Rome. Termini Train Station is a 10-minute walk away and the Colosseum is 20 minutes away. You have supermarkets nearby and an elevator to get upstairs. The room is large with a high ceiling. Air conditioning was very popular especially during the summer heat. The bathroom on the other hand must be I think renovated. The shower was defective with a door that did not close. A larger TV would be as well seen as a small dining table for example (the one in front of the bed is a little small for two people). What’s also a bit annoying is the noise in the hallway. The front door was right next to our room and the door slams at every entrance and exit... for breakfast you get a hot drink and a cake in the cafe next to the building. To summarize: very good apartment, but two three things to improve!

Yet another great stay here. We cannot fault this place. Cristiano is always so helpful before you arrive and during your stay. They will organise your transfers if needed. The cleaner does a great job and your room is always cleaned to a good standard. Lovely little kitchen with everything you need. Fridge with separate draws for each room. Close to all sights you would love to see. The metro is a 5 minute walk and so easy to use. The restaurant over the road is amazing. Booked already for New Year’s Eve.

We were a bit concerned upon getting there from the Airport upon arrival our taxi driver spoke little English - there was no signage to alert us to the hotel ...once inside we were welcomed and sent to get breakfast at a local cafe so they could prepare our room for early arrival (11AM) for our 3-day stay. They have only 4 rooms on the 2nd floor ( with an old style elevator to get to the floor with luggage ) The husband and wife team were very welcoming and helpful. The room was cozy and well equipped for us travelers. The train station was close by to get to all attractions as well as the train station. You could get to all you needed by walking the streets of Rome. We would recommend to anyone traveling to get to all that Rome offers. Richard Stacey and Nancy Buell